KRITIKA: ZERO

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"KRITIKA: ZERO is an action-packed MMO game emphasizing fast-paced combat and strategic depth. Master acrobatic moves, combos, and dodging to defeat powerful enemies in instanced dungeons. With visually stunning battles and various classes to choose from, this game offers a unique and exhilarating experience for players."

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72%

Audience ScoreBased on 64 reviews

graphics8 positive mentions

grinding2 negative mentions

The game features stunning anime-style graphics and engaging gameplay, making it visually appealing and fun to play.
Players appreciate the character customization options and the ability to compose unique skill combinations, adding depth to the combat experience.
The developers are actively working on fixing bugs and improving the game, which gives hope for a better future for the title.

The reworked combat system has been criticized for making character building less enjoyable and combat feel unsatisfying due to similar damage numbers across skills.
Many players find the game to be plagued with bugs, including dungeon-ending issues and a lack of basic MMO functionalities, leading to a frustrating experience.
There are concerns about the game's longevity, with players fearing it may be shut down again, and the monetization practices are seen as exploitative, particularly for free-to-play users.

graphics
10 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The graphics of the game are widely praised for their stunning anime style and beautifully designed world, contributing to an immersive experience. While some reviewers note that it may not match the complexity of modern titles, the visuals and character customization are highlighted as standout features, making it a must-play for action RPG fans. Overall, the graphics receive high marks for their appeal and charm.
- “The graphics are amazing, and the world is beautifully designed.”
- “I liked the fast-paced combat and stunning anime-style graphics.”
- “Also, the character customization is a standout; it's a must-play for action RPG fans looking for exciting combat and immersive visuals.”
- “While it may not compare to modern games in terms of graphics and complexity, it retains its classic charm.”
gameplay
8 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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The gameplay is generally engaging and fluid, featuring a unique class system that appeals to both new players and returning fans. However, significant issues such as dungeon-ending bugs, including permanent black screens and stretched textures, detract from the overall experience, making it feel incomplete. Despite these challenges, the game remains simple and accessible, with basic mechanics that are easy to grasp.
- “The game continues to offer a satisfying experience with fluid gameplay, making it a worthwhile revisit for fans and a good entry point for new players exploring action RPGs.”
- “While the game has its strengths, such as engaging gameplay and a unique class system, it also faces some challenges.”
- “Game is simple and easy to understand; it has a lot of straightforward features to grasp the basic mechanics of the game.”
- “Dungeon ending bugs that involve permanent black screens and screen-wide stretched textures blocking all gameplay, which are only fixable by restarting your game, lead to a very half-baked experience.”
grinding
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
100%
Players find the grinding aspect of the game to be tedious, particularly due to the slowed-down combat, which makes clearing stages feel laborious and repetitive.
- “On top of the already slowed down combat, this makes stage clearing a tedious grind.”
monetization
2 mentions Positive Neutral Negative
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Players express frustration with the game's monetization strategy, attributing it to mismanagement rather than issues with the combat system itself. They believe that a return to the previous combat mechanics, coupled with a more thoughtful release of content, would enhance the overall enjoyment of the game.
- “The game in its current state needs to be reverted back to the old combat system people love. The combat wasn't the problem; it was always the mismanagement of the game and its monetization. Even if the content is released at a slower pace and not rushed out all at once, if you can fix the combat and bring it back to the way it was, the game would be more enjoyable.”